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The Game Wants To Fight Jake and Logan Paul, ‘No Gloves, No Money’

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By Jeff Mazzeo on May 17, 2021 at 11:45 AM EDT

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The Game is convinced that he and his brother are way tougher than Logan and Jake Paul... and he’s willing to not put money where his mouth is!

The 6’4” rapper issued a challenge to the famous YouTubers with a very menacing tweet on Sunday, May 17. He offered to have a brothers-to-brothers stand-off but didn’t want all the publicity and attention that the Paul brothers are used to. He made it clear that he just wants to see which siblings really have the juice.

"Yerrr, @jakepaul, @LoganPaul.... meet me & my little brother downtown LA in front of staples center and let’s just fight head up fades.... no gloves, no money needed....," The Game, real name Jayceon Terrell Taylor, tweeted. "just on some me & my brother will f--k you & your brother up s--t !!!!"

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Clearly, the Paul brothers know a thing or two about social media, and Logan quickly replied to The Game's challenge.

"you gonna need your entire family," Logan tweeted to his 6 million followers.

Logan is set to square off with Floyd Mayweather Jr. during an exhibition boxing match on June 6. Many true boxing fans were upset when the brothers disrespected Mayweather at the weight in. Jake snatched the 44-year-old's hat off his head and took a beating from the Money Team. Regardless, it angered Floyd and serious boxing fans. However, there is no indication that the childish move inspired The Game to issue his challenge.

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The Game is no stranger to fights. In fact, he gave fellow rapper 40 Glock a pretty good beatdown on camera back in 2012. He was sued and eventually claimed self-defense.

The rapper claimed 40's lawsuit was just part of his "gangster agenda to profit from threats, intimidation and taunts." Regardless, He's a very big man and he's not afraid to throw down outside of the ring.

There are so many people trying to put the smack down on the Paul brothers that The Game will have to get in Line behind Lamar Odom and everybody else.

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